T Tauri NGC1555 Hind's Variable Nebula in Taurus

[Boren]

Hi guys,

This has been waiting to be processed since November.

It's the first Powernewt image I've shot with such a long total initegration time. I figured that if most images are around 9-10 hours of exposure, the F/2.8 will be okay with 4 hours, but certainly not less... So here it is.

There are two versions on my site:

- 850 pixels wide: http://www.pbase.com/boren/image/131372925

- 1100 pixels wide: http://www.pbase.com/boren/image/131385341

I hope you like it, and any comments are, as always, very welcome!

Cheers,

Harel

[Tim]

Simply gorgeous Boren! Love those colours.

Have you posted any details of your power newt anywhere? f2.8 is very fast

Cheers

Tim

[philj]

Wow, the dark nebulosity really stands out in that image.

Philj

[Sam]

That's a fantastic image and really shows the extensive amount of time and effort that's gone into aquiring the data and processing it - well done!

[martin_h]

Simply gorgeous Boren! Love those colours.

Have you posted any details of your power newt anywhere? f2.8 is very fast

Cheers

Tim

This it?

POWERNEWT TELESCOPE

[Beyond_Vision]

Another cracking image Boren always nice to see the more unusual targets like this

Regards

Kevin

[johnh]

Another dusty gem Harel, these really are eyeopeners, star colour could be a bit stronger as orange stars being drowned by all that dust, but great image.

John.

[Boren]

This it?

POWERNEWT TELESCOPE

Yes, the website is actually: www.powernewts.com, and there are many images posted on www.pbase.com/powernewts.

Cheers,

Harel

[Boren]

Thanks so much - Phil, Lightbucket, Tim, Martin, Kevin, John,

I'm happy you liked it!

I am actually trying a re-process as we speak. If it turns out the the way I'm planning, I'll to post here right away.

Thanks again!

Cheers,

Harel

[peter shah]

i have a soft spot for this type of object......an outstanding shot:icon_salut: